CN102301367B - Distributed data storage - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a distributed data storage system comprising a plurality of storage nodes. Using unicast and multicast transmission, a server application may read and write data in the storage system. Each storage node may monitor reading and writing operations on the system as well as the status of other storage nodes. In this way, the storage nodes may detect a need for replication of files on the system, and may carry out a replication process that serves to maintain a storage of a sufficient number of copies of files with correct versions at geographically diverse locations.
Description
Technical field
The disclosure relates to the method writing data and maintenance data in the data-storage system comprising multiple data memory node, and the method is used in the memory node in server and data-storage system.The disclosure also relates to the memory node and server that can perform the method.
Background technology
Similar approach is disclosed in such as U.S. 2005/0246393A1.The method is disclosed, for a kind of system using multiple storage center at diverse geographic location.Distributed objects storage manager is included to preserve the information about stored data.
The problem that system is relevant therewith how to complete simple Buddhist monk perfect and write data reliably and keep data.
Summary of the invention
Therefore a target of the present disclosure is in distributed memory system, realize sound writing data or keep data, and does not use the concentrated server that keeps, and himself can be the Weak link in system.The realization of this target is the method by mentioning at first, and the method completes in memory node, and comprises: the state of other memory nodes and the write operation that performs in data-storage system in supervisory system; Based on monitoring, detect the situation in data-storage system, it means the demand to data Replica between the node in data-storage system, and if this situation is detected, then starts reproduction process.This reproduction process comprises and sends multicast message to multiple memory node, and which in these memory nodes of information query stores concrete data.
By defining such method, the data that each memory node can act on whole system keep.If a memory node fault, its data can be recovered by other nodes in system, and therefore system can think its self-recovery.
Monitoring can comprise heartbeat (heartbeat) signal listened to from other memory nodes in system.The condition meaning the demand that copies is then out of order memory node.
Packet contains file, and mean the demand that copies condition can for file erase or file inconsistent in one.
The copy list comprising the file that needs copy can be kept and can comprise priority.
Reproduction process can comprise: send multicast message to multiple memory node, require inquiry those memory nodes in which store concrete data, the response containing these concrete data is received from those memory nodes, determine whether described concrete data are stored on the memory node of sufficient amount, and, if the memory node no, selecting at least one other also transmits described concrete data to this memory node.In addition, the concrete data on the memory node containing its out-of-date version can be updated.
In addition, reproduction process can start from described memory node and attempts to obtain file ownership to be replicated in all memory nodes of system.
Monitoring can also comprise the read operation monitored and perform in data-storage system.
The disclosure also relates to a kind of data memory node, and this memory node keeps for performing the data corresponding with described method.Memory node then generally includes the device of the action for manner of execution.
The realization of target is utilize mention at first that to write data to the method for data-storage system equally, and the method is done in the server of application running the data in visit data storage system.The method comprises: send multicast storing queries to multiple memory node, receive the multiple responses from the subset of this memory node, this respond packet is containing the geodata in geographic position relating to each server, select at least two memory nodes in described subset based on this response, send data and correspond to these data data identifier to selection memory node.
In the meaning that the method realizes in an efficient way in geographical variation, complete and sound write data.
Geographic position can comprise longitude and the latitude of involved (in question) memory node, and response can also comprise involved system load and/or the lifetime of system of memory node.
Multicast storing queries can comprise the data identifier identifying data to be stored.
Typically, at least three nodes can be selected to store, and the memory node list successfully storing data can be sent to selected memory node.
The disclosure also relates to a kind of server, is used for realizing writing data corresponding to described method.Server generally includes the device of the action for implementation method.
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Fig. 1 illustrates distributed data-storage system.
Fig. 2 A-2C and Fig. 3 illustrates data read process.
Fig. 4 A-4C and Fig. 5 illustrates that data write process.
Fig. 6 is stored in the situation of multiple data memory node by illustrating multiple file.
Fig. 7 illustrates the transmission of heartbeat signal.
Fig. 8 is the overview of data keep-process.
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The disclosure relates to a kind of distributed data-storage system comprising multiple memory node.System architecture and environment for use such as Fig. 1 thereof summarize.
Subscriber computer 1 accesses the application program 5 run on the server 7 by internet 3.As illustrated herein, thus user environment is conventional client-server configuration, and itself is known.It is to be noted, however, that this data-storage system that will be disclosed also may be used for other configuration.
In the example illustrated, two methods program 5,9 is run on the server 7.Certainly, but the application program of these quantity can be different.Each application program has application programming interfaces (API) 11, and these application programming interfaces provide the interface about distributed data-storage system 13 and support request, typically, is the write and read request from the application program run on the server.From the angle of application program, the information that reads or writes from/to data-storage system 13 does not need to embody difference in the storage solution using other any kind, such as file server or simple hardware driving.
Each API 11 communicates with the memory node 15 in storage system 13, and communicates mutually between memory node.These communications are based on transmission control protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protoco (UDP) (UDP).These concepts technician knows, and is not further explained at this.
It should be noted that the different API 11 on same server 7 can access the memory node 15 of different series.Also noteworthy is that can exist and visit each memory node 15 than a more server 7.But this can not any drive manner affecting memory node to a greater degree, will be described as later.
The assembly of distributed data-storage system is memory node 15 and API 11, and in server 7, it accesses memory node 15.Therefore the disclosure relates to the method realized in server 7 and in memory node 15.The most first meeting of those methods is implemented as the software operated in respectively on server and memory node and installs, and jointly determines running and the attribute of whole distributed data-storage system.
Memory node 15 can typically be comprised by file server, and file server is provided with multiple functional module.Therefore memory node can comprise storage medium 17, and this storage medium typically comprises multiple hardware driving, and is selectively configured to RAID (independent disk redundancy array) system.But also can expect other forms of storage medium.
Memory node 15 can also comprise catalogue 19, and this catalogue comprises the list of some data entities/memory node relation as master list (host list), as afterwards by discussion.
Except master list, each memory node is also containing a node listing, and this list is included in the IP address of the whole memory nodes in its set of memory node or group.Memory node quantity in group can change between a hundreds of memory node several.Node listing also can have a version number.
In addition, memory node 15 can comprise a replication module 21 and a monitor module 23 of trooping.Replication module 21 comprises a memory node API 25, and is configured to for performing identification demand and the function realizing reproduction process, and this will describe in detail by details afterwards.The node that the memory node API 25 of replication module 21 contains can be farthest corresponding with the node of the memory node API 11 of server 7, and the function that reproduction process simultaneously comprises farthest keeps corresponding with the function that server 7 realizes during the read and write operation be described.Such as, the write operation performed in reproduction process is farthest corresponding with the write operation that server 7 realizes.Monitor module 23 of trooping is configured to realize monitoring other memory nodes in data-storage system 13, and this will describe in detail by details afterwards.
It is secondary that the memory node 15 of distributed data-storage system can be considered to be present in same layer.Do not need to specify any primary storage node to be responsible for keeping catalogue and the monitor data consistance of storage data entity, etc.On the contrary, all memory nodes 15 can be considered to equivalent, and sometimes can realize data management operations relative to other memory nodes in system.This equation ensures the sound of system.If a memory node is out of order, other memory nodes in system will be covered faulty nodes and ensure that reliable data store.
Dynamic System will be set forth in the following order: read data, write data, and data keep.Even if these methods are proved effective together, it should be noted that they can independently mutually in principle realize.That is, such as method for reading data can provide good attribute, even if data write method of the present disclosure is not used to, vice versa.
The method read is set forth according to Fig. 2 A-2C and 3 now, and the latter is the process flow diagram for illustration of method.
As other functions in system, the operation of reading utilizes multi-casting communication to communicate with multiple memory node simultaneously.Here mean point-to-multipoint communication by multicast or ip multicast, this communication has come by sending a message to IP address, and this address is retained in multicast application program.
Such as, typically be the message required and be sent to such IP address (such as, 244.0.0.1), and multiple reception server is registered as the user of this IP address.Each reception server has oneself IP address.When the switch in network receives the message pointing to 244.0.0.1, this message is forwarded to each IP address being registered as the server of user by switch.
In principle, for multicast address, only have a server to be registered as user, complete point-to-point communication in this case.But within the context of the present disclosure, such communication is still thought of as multi-casting communication, because Multicast Scheme is used.
With reference to the communication with single take over party, also use unicast communication.
According to Fig. 2 A and Fig. 3, the method is used for retrieve data from a data-storage system, and the method comprises transmission 31 multicast inquiry to multiple memory node 15.In illustrated example, have five memory nodes, each memory node has an IP (Internet protocol) address 192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2, etc.Needless to say more, the quantity of memory node is an example.Inquiry comprises data identifier " 2B9B4A97-76E5-499E-A21A6D7932DD7927 ", and this identifier can be such as universal unique identifier UUID, is known in itself.
Memory node scanning self is to obtain the data of corresponding identifier.If such data are found, then memory node sends response, and the serviced device 7 of this response receives 33, as Fig. 2 B.In illustrating, response can also selectively containing the out of Memory except the duplicate that expression memory node has related data.Specifically, response can containing the information about other memory nodes containing data come from memory node catalogue, to be contained in the information of memory node about the data of which version and to be exposed to the information of which load about memory node at present.
Based on this response, server selects 35 from one or more memory nodes of its retrieve data, and the unitcast request sending 37 pairs of data to that/those memory nodes, as Fig. 2 C.
In response to the request to data, memory node clean culture sends the server of related data to reception 39 data.In illustrated example, a memory node is only had to be selected.Although this enough, becoming possibility in order to receive two groups of data to make consistency check, more than one memory node can be selected.If data transmission fails, server can be selected other memory node to retrieve.
The selection of memory node can based on a kind of algorithm, and this algorithm considers some factors to reach good total system effect.Typically, the memory node with up-to-date versions of data and minimum load will be selected, although other concepts also all can be expected.
Selectively, by server transmission list to all memory nodes be included, deducibility goes out operation, indicates which node and contains data and use which version, can obtain a result thus.Based on these information, memory node can by the reproduction process that will be described, and correctly oneself keeps data.
Fig. 4 A-4C and Fig. 5 illustrates that the data of distributed data-storage system write process.
According to Fig. 4 A and Fig. 5, the method comprises server and sends 41 multicast storing queries to multiple memory node.Storing queries comprises data identifier and the problem mainly comprised receives memory node whether can preserve this file.Selectively, memory node can check that their inside catalogue checks the file of its this name whether existing, and can announcement server 7 be these situations in unlikely situation, thus server can Rename file.
Under any circumstance, at least the subset of memory node can be provided to the response of server 7 by clean culture transmission.Typically, the memory node with predetermined minimum vacant disk space answers inquiry.Server 7 receives 43 responses, and this respond packet is containing the geodata relevant with the geographic position of each server.Such as, as shown in Figure 4 B, geodata can comprise the longitude of each server, latitude and height.But the geodata of other kinds also can be conceived, as postcode or analog.
Except geodata, more information can be provided, and it is used as the input to memory node selection course.In illustrated example, be provided together with the instruction that clearance spaces amount and the memory node system lifetim of each memory node indicate the load stood now with memory node.
Based on the response received, server selects 45 at least two memory nodes in the subsets, is three memory nodes, for storing data at typical embodiment.The selection of memory node is realized by the mode of the algorithm considering different pieces of information.The realization of this selection is used for obtaining certain geographic diversity.At least preferably can avoid only having the file server in same stack to be selected as memory node.Typically, a kind of good geographic diversity can be obtained, even if select memory node in different plate.Except geographic diversity, other factors can be included in selection algorithm.As long as reach minimum geographic diversity, clearance spaces, lifetime of system and present load can be considered wherein.
When memory node is selected, data to be stored and corresponding data identifier will be sent to the node of each selection, typically use clean culture transmission.
Optionally, operation can be terminated by each memory node, and described memory node is successful execution write operation, and sends the acknowledgment to server.Server and then transmission list, to involved all memory nodes, shows which node successfully writes data and which does not successfully write data.Based on this information, memory node oneself can pass through the correct maintenance data of reproduction process, and this will be described.Such as, if the write operation failure of a memory node, then xcopy is needed to arrive another one memory node, for use in the memory node of the desired amt of this file.
Data write method itself allows the API in server 7 to store data in a kind of very sound mode, thus can provide good geographic diversity.
Except write and read operation, the API in server 7 can realize the operation of deleted file and updating file.These processes will be described below in conjunction with data keep-process.
The object of data keep-process is the non-fault memory node guaranteeing to have fair amount, and each memory node stores the latest edition of each file.In addition, the function being stored into any memory node without deleted file can be provided.Keep being realized by memory node self.Here special " master control " is not therefore needed to carry out the maintenance of responsible data storage.This guarantees that the reliability as the raising of " master control " may become the weakness of system in other respects.
Fig. 6 is stored into situation in multiple data memory node by illustrating multiple file.In legend, 12 nodes have the IP address of the serial number from 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.12, and these 12 nodes are described for explanation.But need not speak more, IP address number does not need in same scope.Node is only easy elaboration with annular sequential arrangement, and that is, node does not need to have specific order.Each node stores one or two file be identified, and in order to easy object, identifies with alphabetical A-F.
According to Fig. 8, the method for preserving data comprises situation and the reproduction process 53 of detection 51 data-storage system, and described situation means the demand copying data between data-storage system interior joint.The result of testing process 51 is listed files 55, copies demand for its identification.This list can also comprise the data of the priority copying demand about difference.Based on this list, reproduction process 53 is implemented.
The viability of distributed storage is fixed against the copy of the fair amount of every part of file, correct storage of versions in systems in which.In the example illustrated, three parts of copies of every part of file are stored.But such as, if mistake appears in the memory node that address is 192.168.1.5, then the file stored copies " B " of anticipated number and " C " can not be satisfied.
One causes the event of the demand that copies therefore to be the fault of memory node in system.
Each memory node in system can the state of other memory nodes in supervisory system.This can by allowing each memory node send so-called heartbeat signal at regular intervals to realize, as shown in Figure 7.In the example illustrated, address is that the memory node of 192.168.1.7 sends multicast signals 57 to other memory nodes in system, shows that this memory node is working properly.This signal can be received by the subset of the memory node of the every other operation of the execution heartbeat monitor 59 (as Fig. 8) in system or memory node.But when the address of memory node is 192.168.1.5, this memory node has fault and does not send any heartbeat signal.Therefore, other memory nodes will be discovered this node and not send any heartbeat signal for a long time, show that the memory node mentioned in problem does not operate thus.
Except the address of memory node, heartbeat signal can also comprise its node listing version number.Other memory node is listened to heartbeat signal and is found that the memory node transmitted has the node listing of later release, its node listing of memory node transmission that then this other memory node can require that to transmit.This means, by adding and removing memory node and send new node listing version to a signal storage node, can the interpolation of memory node be obtained simply and remove.Then this node listing will pass to the every other memory node in system.
Again according to Fig. 8, each memory node search 61 its inner catalogues find file, and this file is stored by failed storage node.The memory node self storing file " B " and " C " will find failed storage node, and therefore, it is possible to add the list 55. of corresponding file to them
Testing process but disclose other conditions of xcopy demand of meaning too.Typically this kind of situation may be inconsistent, that is, and the documentary calcellation version of one or more memory node tools.Deletion action means reproduction process equally, because the actual physics that this process can realize file is deleted.Then the deletion action of server only needs to guarantee that memory node is that the file mentioned in problem arranges deleted marker.Therefore each node can monitor the read and write operation realized in data-storage system.Information is provided by server 7 after read and write operation completes, and this information can show that a memory node contains documentary calcellation version (in the case of a read operation) or memory node successfully can not realize write operation respectively.In both cases, need by copying maintenance data, thus the overall goals of keep-process is achieved.
Except basic read and write operation 63,65, at least two extra processes can also provide the instruction that there is the demand that copies, that is, provide now deletion 67 and 69 processes of renewal of brief explanation.
Delete procedure is (as Fig. 1) by server 7.Be similar to read procedure, server sends with multicast form and inquires all memory nodes, to find out the data which memory node has concrete data identifier.Memory node is browsed self to find has the data of relevant identifier, and if they have the data mentioned in problem, respond by unicast transmission.Response can comprise the list of other memory nodes containing data, and this list is from memory node catalogue.Then server 7 sends unitcast request stores deleted file memory node to being considered.Each memory node arranges the mark about file and indicates that it should be deleted.Then file is added into copy list, and sends the acknowledgment to server.Reproduction process then physically deleted file, as being described.
Renewal process have the looking up function be similar in wherein delete procedure looking up function and be similar to write realize in process write function write function.Server sends inquiry by being multicasted to all memory nodes, to find out which memory node having data with concrete identifier.Memory node scanning self finds the data with relevant identifier, and if they have involved data, then respond by unicast transmission.Response can comprise the list of other memory nodes containing data, and this list is from memory node catalogue.Then server 7 sends unitcast request, informs that memory node carrys out more new data.Request is certainly containing the data be updated.More the memory node of new data sends the acknowledgment to server, and this server responds by sending unicast transmission, and this unicast transmission contains successfully the memory node of more new data and the list of the not more memory node of new data.In addition, keep-process can use this list.
Again according to Fig. 8, reading 63 operates, write 65 operations, delete 67 operations and renewal 69 operates the existence that can show the demand that copies.Be equally applicable to heartbeat monitor 59.Therefore whole testing process 51 according to which file needs to be replicated to generate data.Such as, read operation or renewal rewards theory can disclose the file that concrete memory node contains calcellation version.Delete procedure can arrange deleted marker for concrete file.Heartbeat monitor can disclose the multiple files be stored on failed storage node to be needed to be copied to new memory node.
Each memory node monitoring All Files copy demand, this file stores and keeps copy list 55.Copy list 55 is therefore containing the multiple files needing to be replicated.File can according to each prioritization copied.Typically, the levels of priority that three kinds different can be had here.Highest level is for memory node preserves the file reservation of its up-to-date online copy.This class file needs to copy to rapidly other memory nodes, can reach the redundancy of reasonable level.The priority of medium level can relate to the file that in memory node, version is inconsistent.Low-level priority can relate to the file be stored on failed storage node.
Memory node is according to the file in their levels of priority process copy list 55.Reproduction process is described about memory node now, and memory node is called as operation memory node here, although all memory nodes can this mode be operated.
Keep-process copy part 53 by operation memory node attempt 71 become the master control of the file that it wants to copy.Operation memory node sends the master control that unitcast request becomes other memory nodes, and other memory nodes known store the file mentioned in problem.Catalogue 19 (as Fig. 1) provides master list, and this master list comprises the information about which memory node of inquiry.If such as once there be conflict request, then one of them memory node can not make the response of affirmative, and file can by temporary transient return-list, and substitute with the next file in list and attempt.Otherwise operation memory node can be considered as the master control of this file, and other memory nodes arrange mark, represent that operation memory node is the master control of the file mentioned in problem.
Next step for finding all copies of the file involved by 73 in distributed memory system.This can send multicast inquiry by operation memory node to all memory nodes, which node of inquiring in them has file to realize.The documentary memory node of tool is submitted to for inquiry and is responded, and comprises FileVersion and its master list of their maintenances, the list of the memory node of master list namely containing the associated documents in the catalogue remained in each memory node list.Then these master list merge 75 by operation memory node, thus master control master list is formed according to the set of all master list of fetching.If find extra memory node, when operating memory node and attempting to become master control, this memory node does not have accessed, then this step can carry out repetition for extra memory node now.Master control master list contains information, and this information keeps the file of which version about different memory nodes and the state of the file within whole storage system is described.
If operation memory node does not have the latest edition of involved file, then then from the memory node with latest edition one of this file is retrieved 77.
Typically, if should add extra memory node, operation memory node then determines that 79 the need of change master list.If like this, operation memory node can realize the very similar process writing process, described in write process and realized by server, and to be described in relevant Fig. 4 A-4C and Fig. 5.The result of this process is that file is written to new memory node.
If it is inconsistent that version occurs, operation memory node can upgrade the duplicate of the document that 81 are stored in other memory nodes, thus makes stored All Files have correct version.
The unnecessary copy of storage file can deleted 83.If reproduction process is by deletion action, process can leap to this step.Then, once all memory nodes receive file erase, operation memory node utilizes clean culture physically to delete involved file to ask all memory nodes simply.Memory node confirms that file is deleted.
Other state, that is, the master control master list of file is updated.May selectively repeat step 73-83 to guarantee to copy demand afterwards no longer to exist.This copies the consistent master control master list causing not needing in step 85 to upgrade.
After this, the reproduction process of that file terminates, and operation memory node by sending corresponding message to the every other memory node in master list, can discharge the master control of 87 states as file.
In such a system, each memory node is responsible for the All Files keeping it to store in whole memory node set, and this system provides a kind of (under memory node failure condition) selfreparing (at file in the inconsistent or deleted situation of file) self-cleaning system with fine reliability.The file that this system has simple extensibility and can store for a large amount of different application simultaneously.
The present invention does not limit concrete disclosed example, and can carry out in a different manner within the scope of the appended claims changing and changing.
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1. in data-storage system, keep a method for data, described data-storage system comprises multiple data memory node, and described method is used and comprises in the data memory node of described data-storage system:
The state of other data memory nodes in-monitoring (59) described data-storage system and the write operation (65,67,69) that performs in described data-storage system, described data memory node has master list, and this master list comprises the data memory node storing data entity;
-based on described monitoring, detect the condition in (51) described data-storage system, this condition indicates the memory node in described data-storage system to have fault;
-determine stored data entity based on the information in multiple master list, this data entity is also stored by failed storage node, described master list wherein for each data entity comprises the list be associated, and the list identification that this is associated stores the subset of the memory node in the described data-storage system of data entity; And
If-such condition is detected, then start the reproduction process (53) for the data entity stored by described failed storage node, wherein said reproduction process comprises transmission multicast message to multiple data memory node, and which data memory node in these data memory nodes of described information query stores concrete data.
2. method according to claim 1, wherein said monitoring comprises listens to (59) heartbeat signal from other data memory nodes in described data-storage system.
3. method according to claim 1 and 2, wherein said data comprise file, and the one of condition during to be file erase or file inconsistent.
4. method according to claim 1 and 2, wherein keeps a copy list, and this copy list comprises the file that needs copy.
5. method according to claim 4, wherein said copy list comprises priority.
6. method according to claim 1, wherein said reproduction process also comprises:
-receive response from those data memory nodes comprising described concrete data;
-determine whether described concrete data are stored on the data memory node of sufficient amount; And
If-not having, then the data memory node selecting at least one extra also transmits described concrete data to this data memory node.
7. method according to claim 6, also comprises the described concrete data upgraded on the data memory node of calcellation version comprising described concrete data.
8. the method according to claim 6 or 7, the ownership that wherein said reproduction process attempts to obtain in all data memory nodes in described data-storage system file to be replicated with described data memory node starts.
9. the method according to claim 1 or 2 or 6 or 7, wherein said monitoring also comprises the read operation (63) monitored and perform in described data-storage system.
10. for keeping an equipment for data in data-storage system, described data-storage system comprises multiple data memory node, and described equipment is used and comprises in the data memory node of described data-storage system:
-for the state of monitoring other data memory nodes in described data-storage system and the device of write operation performed in described data-storage system, wherein said monitoring is based on master list, and this master list comprises the data memory node storing data entity;
-for detecting the device of the condition in described data-storage system based on described monitoring, described condition indicates the memory node in described data-storage system to have fault;
-for determining the device of stored data entity based on the information in multiple master list, this data entity is also stored by failed storage node, described master list wherein for each data entity comprises the list be associated, and the list identification that this is associated stores the subset of the memory node in the described data-storage system of data entity; And
-for starting the device of the reproduction process for the data entity stored by described failed storage node when such condition is detected, wherein said reproduction process comprises transmission multicast message to multiple data memory node, and which data memory node in these data memory nodes of described information query stores concrete data.
11. data to be write a method for data-storage system, described data-storage system comprises multiple data memory node, and the method is used in the server of the application of the data run in the described data-storage system of access, and described method comprises:
-send (41) multicast storing queries to multiple described data memory node;
-receiving (43) multiple response from the subset of described data memory node, described response comprises the geodata in the geographic position relating to each data memory node;
-based at least two data memory nodes in described response selection (45) described subset; And
-send (47) data, corresponding to these data data identifier and successfully store described data the list of data memory node to selected data memory node.
12. methods according to claim 11, wherein said geographic position comprises longitude and the latitude of involved described data memory node.
13. methods according to claim 12, wherein said response also comprises the lifetime of system of involved described data memory node.
14. methods according to claim 12 or 13, wherein said response also comprises the system load of involved described data memory node.
15. methods according to claim 12 or 13, wherein said multicast storing queries comprises the data identifier identifying data to be stored.
16. methods according to claim 12 or 13, wherein at least three data memory nodes are selected.
17. data to be write an equipment for data-storage system, described data-storage system comprises multiple data memory node, and this equipment is used in the server of the application of the data run in the described data-storage system of access, and described equipment comprises:
-for sending the device of multicast storing queries to multiple described data memory node;
-for receiving the device of multiple response from the subset of described data memory node, described response comprises the geodata in the geographic position relating to each data memory node;
-for selecting the device of at least two data memory nodes in described subset based on described response; And
-for the data identifier that sends data and correspond to these data and successfully store described data the list of data memory node to the device of selected data memory node.
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